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Pittsburgh Probate and Estate Administration Law Firm
Overview
At our Pittsburgh law firm, Brennan, Robins & Daley, P.C., we have worked to provide the highest-quality legal services possible since our founding in 1946...
At our Pittsburgh law firm, Brennan, Robins & Daley, P.C., we have worked to provide the highest-quality legal services possible since our founding in 1946...
At our Pittsburgh law firm, Brennan, Robins & Daley, P.C., we have worked to provide the highest-quality legal services possible since our founding in 1946. Today, 70 years later, our team of four attorneys works together to ensure our clients from throughout western Pennsylvania receive not only professional legal representation but also efficient and effective legal assistance for their needs in the following practice areas:
- Personal injury litigation
- Vaccination injury
- Estates and trusts
- Commercial and business law
- Real estate law
- Tax assessments
As one can tell from the wide range of services we offer, we are not only home to trial attorneys but also to proactive legal guides who will work with you to protect your assets, your business interests and your future.
Whether your legal need is personal or professional, look no further than our law firm, Brennan, Robins & Daley, P.C., for the assistance you need. With our attorneys' decades of combined experience and extensive legal knowledge on your side, there is no legal challenge too complex to overcome. If you would like to learn more about the range of services we offer, you can do so by taking advantage of our offer for a free initial consultation at our law office in Pittsburgh.
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About Brennan Robins & Daley, P.C.
Previous Law Firm Name
- Brennan & Brennan, January 1, 1976
Practice Areas
- Probate and Estate Administration
- Vaccination Injury
- Personal Injury Litigation
- Business and Commercial Law
- Estates and Trusts
- Real Estate Tax Assessments
- Real Estate Law
Litigation
- 45%
People
Attorneys
- Arnold M Epstein Esq. (Member)
- Gregory D. Gerlach Esq. (Member)
- Jeffrey A. Golvash Esq. (Member)
- Harvey E. Robins Esq. (Of Counsel)
Staff
- Chelsey Wiltrout, Paralegal, 412-281-0776
- Kim Micklo, Bookkeeper, 412-281-0776
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
445 Fort Pitt BoulevardSuite 200 Pittsburgh, PA 15219- 1322
Phone
Fax
- 412-281-2180
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